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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Texas · page 5

Ranks 201–250 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Texas. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
201BILLY BAINES MIDDLEMISSOURI CITY, TXFORT BEND ISD1,38329.1%(403)
202LIBERTY J HDALLAS, TXRICHARDSON ISD54929.1%(160)
203MICHAEL R NULL MIDDLEHOUSTON, TXSHELDON ISD1,05029.1%(306)
204MARY ORR INTMANSFIELD, TXMANSFIELD ISD60529.1%(176)
205WEST LAKE MIDDLEHUMBLE, TXHUMBLE ISD1,48629.0%(431)
206MCMICHAEL MIDDLENACOGDOCHES, TXNACOGDOCHES ISD1,27528.9%(368)
207ATLANTA MIDDLEATLANTA, TXATLANTA ISD42728.8%(123)
208ILTEXAS SAGINAW MIDDLESAGINAW, TXINTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP OF TEXAS (ILTEXAS)35928.7%(103)
209UPLIFT ELEVATE PREP MIDDLEFORT WORTH, TXUPLIFT EDUCATION26728.5%(76)
210ILTEXAS GRAND PRAIRIE MIDDLEGRAND PRAIRIE, TXINTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP OF TEXAS (ILTEXAS)46528.4%(132)
211QUAIL VALLEY MIDDLEMISSOURI CITY, TXFORT BEND ISD1,00228.2%(283)
212COYLE MIDDLEROWLETT, TXGARLAND ISD27328.2%
213ILTEXAS WOODHAVEN MIDDLEFORT WORTH, TXINTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP OF TEXAS (ILTEXAS)29528.1%(83)
214JEFFERSON MIDDLEPORT ARTHUR, TXPORT ARTHUR ISD85728.0%(240)
215JONES INT SCFORNEY, TXFORNEY ISD75827.8%(211)
216DAVIS COLLEGE PREP MIDDLESAN ANTONIO, TXSAN ANTONIO ISD12627.8%(35)
217TENNYSON MIDDLEWACO, TXWACO ISD96327.5%(265)
218CENTRAL MIDDLEGALVESTON, TXGALVESTON ISD78527.3%(214)
219LUFKIN MIDDLELUFKIN, TXLUFKIN ISD1,45327.3%(396)
220BETTYE MYERS MIDDLESHADY SHORES, TXDENTON ISD82727.2%(225)
221QUINN CAMPUS PUBLIC MIDDLEWACO, TXRAPOPORT ACADEMY PUBLIC SCHOOL26927.1%(73)
222APOLLO J HRICHARDSON, TXRICHARDSON ISD58627.1%(159)
223KAHLA MIDDLEHOUSTON, TXCYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD1,12626.9%(303)
224PRAIRIE VISTAFORT WORTH, TXEAGLE MT-SAGINAW ISD95826.7%(256)
225SOUTHARD MIDDLEPRINCETON, TXPRINCETON ISD92926.7%(248)
226THREE LAKES MIDDLETYLER, TXTYLER ISD94826.7%(253)
227AUSTIN MIDDLEGALVESTON, TXGALVESTON ISD39226.5%
228IDEA EDGECLIFF COLLEGE PREPARATORYFORT WORTH, TXIDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS60426.5%(160)
229BROOKS WESTER MIDDLEMANSFIELD, TXMANSFIELD ISD94526.5%(250)
230DAVIS MIDDLESAN ANTONIO, TXSAN ANTONIO ISD31426.4%(83)
231C E KING MIDDLEHOUSTON, TXSHELDON ISD1,35926.4%(359)
232HARRY S TRUMAN MIDDLEGRAND PRAIRIE, TXGRAND PRAIRIE ISD42826.4%(113)
233LUCYLE COLLINS MIDDLEFORT WORTH, TXLAKE WORTH ISD73526.4%(194)
234COMMERCE MIDDLECOMMERCE, TXCOMMERCE ISD33926.3%(89)
235ANTHONY MIDDLECYRESS, TXCYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD1,44225.9%(374)
236KIPP NEXUS MIDDLEHOUSTON, TXKIPP TEXAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS43225.9%(112)
237KIMBROUGH MIDDLEMESQUITE, TXMESQUITE ISD1,11525.9%(289)
238JAMES BOWIE MIDDLERICHMOND, TXFORT BEND ISD1,47325.9%(381)
239EDWARD ROBERSON MIDDLEHOUSTON, TXSPRING ISD87225.8%(225)
240UNION GROVE MIDDLEHARKER HEIGHTS, TXKILLEEN ISD73325.6%(188)
241WHARTON J HWHARTON, TXWHARTON ISD32425.6%(83)
242IDEA SPEARS COLLEGE PREPARATORYHOUSTON, TXIDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS61725.4%(157)
243ROGENE WORLEY MIDDLEMANSFIELD, TXMANSFIELD ISD63025.4%(160)
244TRAVIS SCIENCE ACADEMYTEMPLE, TXTEMPLE ISD68625.2%(173)
245WARREN MIDDLEFORNEY, TXFORNEY ISD73825.2%(186)
246DULLES MIDDLESUGAR LAND, TXFORT BEND ISD1,25425.2%(316)
247HENDRICK MIDDLEPLANO, TXPLANO ISD52825.2%(133)
248LEWIS MIDDLEHOUSTON, TXALDINE ISD1,05425.1%(265)
249TANGLEWOOD MIDDLEHOUSTON, TXHOUSTON ISD83625.1%(210)
250ARNOLD MIDDLECYPRESS, TXCYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD1,37625.1%(345)
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